davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-08-26
Thomas H. Mason, Business Manager.

Entered at POss-omco as sceond-class.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-05-19
Don Der SaSfeite.

Der alte GbarIes George Rciten6adj
itarb am Samiiae aben6 um 8 llbr in
SoIse bon glterfGpd6s i'm slIter bon
2s Sntren upe 5 Sagen. 9as 9e.
grdbnib faRo an Bieniiag 8ormit!ae
tott uRb bic 8siiCenJ 9oss CAB eeHl
8srItorbencn oas Iebts 0sIeite.
Gaspar Soions pirS am nddien
Samitas feline neue @irtbIGaft go.
1923 9rOipsct slSenue. sipiIden Gin
unS WtapIe, nit einem fQnoIsn 2unId)s
uno ben fsinitsn Ostranteu sr6fnsH.
gOIisit StabEbOber BAT reIisnirt unt
trGt an Samitde Gbenb auBer SisnIt,
gr Fnbst 'bas aoos eines SiGerbeils,
madtsrs niht 70 beneiSsnsipsrtb, f1il
maHde sIaubsn unb 1T frpb, Sab 81
wieosr aus BEN 0si@irr ii.
Stan sIaubt. tab bic aadapannt
SiridpaarsnIabrif bis gum erltsn SUN
in 8etrieb lsin tpirS.
Ormtf.9frbeitem isSer Qlrt in be
o@ . bIatr SfEes,
9psi SinSsr ban sspbn @rsinsr Iaasl
lsbts Wc1e isbr id,ipsr trant an Be
WaIsrn unb 2unesnsnblneuns baruie
ber bas cline bal bic GriIis hberltan
ben unS aud eas sDeits I@eint auf b
Ssferuns.
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psnnfalsanifdle pfad,riaten.

= @iels eIOpaden perIuIIsn bi,
@onneaspile Gofsregion uno tyinaer
Ihre Griparaiiie nlh esV oItsn Sci.
maib. Da iie 0Iauben, bal, Ser bortio,
StrIts bon ldnserer Gausr 1T. 70 fbn.
nen liz (einf4liebIi9 BET Sabrt) biai.
ger 3u 9auie Iebsu ais in slmsrifa.
: Ser SemoIraiiiae Siaaisepnbent
pirS nm al, ausuh in gacnioipn ab.
sebuInn.
= Nas 0sisb sur gieueinlbsiIunp
Der ecnarebolitritte bielcs Gtaatss
siebi ben 8spub!ilansrn a6bebn Siders
Diitrilte, ben Oemofraten iisbsn iidere
EiItrilie un6 erei iinb 3psifeIbaft. gu
ben lebteren earf man ipDbl au6 2adas
mamma redHen uno es ipunbert uns
iebr. eab man nidt Susquebanna, ober
elm Sttd eapcn, init b;elem County ais
Diitritt rersiniet bat,
-9is repubIiianiide @eiebssbuna
BAT es aIio fsrtie esbra6i, unIerem
Staat bic 9oGlissns auI,u,ninaen.
Die bobin aieIenoe Bill lit ICble gDobe
eneeiiItis bon bsiSen SduTern palfirt
ipcrben. une @ouoern5r Beapsr bat Iie
aud bereitS unterssiGnet, fpie es nidt
anbcrs eripartet purbc, benn bic pars
teipciiibe ftipebte iiber Ieinem Saupte
ebeniopUbI aIs iie bel ben rspubIitani.
iHen 0eietssbern in Antpsnouna aes
bra6t ipuroe. gSir pereen in ber ndd,s
FEN glummsr bic kauptid@IidIten
PupIie bes neuen 9eIebes eeben, bas
dber &shimmuneen enibdlt, bic es ie.
eenfous unionititntionel MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-05-19

nSrelid pier,is 6jraes. ptllIih pitrsie 9iuibeu
iu tiutr pfpftn une Sitintdt, ben Ia nSrelid
fiinfunt,pan,is 6jrapt, wtiflid riubunbtrt uno
Iedsuntipauiig ane febsnptniti 8niben ,li
fintr pfCiffn une Sieiueds, rrn Ia nSrtliG
sipaniig 8raee, SlfIih iwsibunesrt unb Ieds
uno einltbn.eI Nuheu iu pfpitfn une Stein
edf, ron ta nSrelid ltdbsuntfiinfiis unb tin-
baIb grabe, 6iiIid ipsiuntTtbeHsig Ruibtn
au einsr pfclltn unh Sttintft, BON ba uSrb-
lid fiinfia unp tinpiertsl Gjrare, SifIib pifr-
unb5panjig Nuibfn ;ufinsr pfofitn une Stsin-
sds, ron ea nSrblidb fsbmunpertibia G'raet.
EifIid a6tuutfsbsHlis Gutbrn ;u eiutr pfoftn
unb Stsineds, ppn Ca liebenjig Gjrate, blfli6
sinunedGiaia Rutbsn gum anfanasplaer.
Gnibaltsnb pierbuneert unb ddt 9ldfr uno
einunbpisr,ia giutbsn ganb. mfbr cher ipsni-
ger. grbeitrt nit elmer bori,unialtn Diff
nuHg jum i3psd bee scblsnsrnbene.
1erner, Gin anbertr Strih edne, figeutlib
elm Sbsil res pprberaebenoen, umfalIfno Iste-
unbbrfibia glffr eiufS eIobtn Stridts pane,
sfrmtiItn an Dauisl (cSsr 9pbn) 5urnr; ii
eerlflte Sirih 9ane, pslder iibertraatn pare
an u. .. Itau hurdb een Sdabmsiller BON
2uisrue County eurd Hrfp eaiiri zen 81. Or.
1876 tinaeiraaen i'm SdasmriilsTs Deeetudb
in unb fir Quirns County so IL, Seite 3l2,
etc. 9luegfupmmfu pcn benz rcrbergebfnesn
Shf6 2anO eirpa fiinfuntjwan;ia adtr, bier
ppr iibrlhritbtn an sislien 9UolbOugb, unU,
ftrner, etipa SifruuppitTjg sIder bisrrpr ileu.
l9riettn an 9prain &arr.
Wlit geltln6 btlsat une in Grtfuticn senon-
men auf bic Sslagt eer penniplpania Diamrne
Drill Gpmpanie es9fn W. 9 Smiib. S6uls
$2242.27. Suoamtnt 20. 2, Sauuar Z. 1884.
AIiae 9snb. &r. Ro. 81, Sani Z. 1851.
a, 0funs
SS. q. 2epiS.
5GHifs Office. Suantcn, pa., SGsriH.
IL. Dlai 1887.
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Gtaetrata.

Common Council, Donners
iiaa 9lbenb.-9er @iapor iprob in
einsr 3ui8rift bic 9tniidt aus, bab bic
.2. 6. & y. So. bcm 2adaipanno Slub
bur6 9lblaeen bon 0runb uno Sels'
itaden teinen St5aeen sufiiGe. Gr se'
nsbmiste bic 2eiOlutiOnen fir Die 0ias
cobamiiirme oerIhisSener Straben Der
Staet uno sur SeritelIunB bon 9SIGncn
fur. cine neus Strubs bon SCRANTON
nab 2oaring 9roOt.--Sie 9lneebCie
;ur Gbenung Bon 9reater StraBe ipurs
ben an eoS Straben uno Sriiden Cos
mite perlpicIen. .-glIte unb sipeite 2eis
ung paIiirte II. u. tie Serorenune, eab
bic Del. & 8. so. an ibren 8lbnIreuSs
ungen eabier Sidsrbsiissitier erri6te.
- Dritie 9eluus pailIrten fclGsnSe
8srprenunacn Gontraliusrlcibuna fir
bic etettritde YeIeudtuug eer Straben
an bic Serdatpu electric 2itt uno SeiS
Gpmpanie, su 20 @tnis 6as 2itt per
9(ad,t fir bic 9auer ppu erri Sabren
fir cine 9ibbrsnIeitan5 on Sadien:
itranc, ben her ncunien inr Gpsltnut
iar Nufsrissung einer li6otii9su Stsusr
fur has Sabr 1887, pis iol9t llr
alscmsine liabtif&e 8wede, 8 9lias ;
far sSutereNen an 9SrcSent Senes, !
Dill fir SntercKsu on 6 Proseai
Bombs, i 0lia fur SntereHcn on 4
9rraent SpntS, SIC Nhl; fur 1dsS
ansSfOnO, DILL fur SeIai'sgprRanq
Ses Sdreibers hes Sirabenfomlnifdrs
bon 5000 auf s400.-8ercrbnunser
purcsn cinstrei4t: sur grfiiauns ron
J2auns g!ptnus. BON Militant su Msf
9orfsr snaFs: fir cine 6ubtrld'
dbsr 2ea6'S @rsct, in fer sriter
99arb Iir hrsi sItttriiGe Si&tcr aT
Or6aroltrdse. an ben Gden bon 9Src'
ipect, Glcns unb Srbins Irenues.-
Serta9t.
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9fur bel uns Fam 70 billie eiuees
Fault perben.
6inSben aleiberbaus,
416 2adamanna IUenue.

g9enn has Wiudertbum unter res
pubIifaniI6er ResierunS 70 iippig bliibt.
pie biss Jest Der Sal 1T, 10 oarf biz
9arte; auf bic tlnteritdbung rtr 9rpber
Mebr9eit Ser OeutIben ntdt re6nen.
Der 9euti9e lit in oem Olaubsn Brobs
sesossn ipOrben, baB bes mabige Slers
irinten, pb om Sonntas OoeI an Mobs
entagen, ipeSsr hem rcliSibien Wlanben
nod Der 9Irserpfliht ihacet, imo oIeiC
@nlbauune laBt iid aus Der ein8eipans
oerten Generation nidt buId 9wan9ss
seIebe austreiben. Der 9euii6e, nit
ieinen beI6eiSenen 9Iniprideu bel Der
Iemterrertbeiluns, bat fur lsine Ins
bdnsIidteit an bic rspubIifanii9e Bars
tel cine before 9ebdnoluu9 peroient.
Ntit Der 9aIiiruns bcS 9robibitiOnss
amenoementes, oeS So6lisens8eiebes,
Der unscre6ten 2iseuepertbeiIung unS
elmer Itrensen SOnntassiperre lit oas
Mab boil. Die 3epublitaner biirfen
I6 midt Deripunoern, psnn ne bSi Der
ndtiten gSabl su ibrem S9acen ers
f0bren, bab Der 9eutite feline peribns
Ii6e sSrei6sit ni6t Der @ortsitnsbti9aft
su Upfern piIlens 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-05-19
Die GSb Eellc,pS

famen Iton am SamIsas YsrsinlsIt bier
an, aber crli am Nlontas braAte fall
isber 8abn;us usue 0elesationtn bon
Musipsrts uno bic Stabt eibieIt auaes
mad elm fsllides 2lnsisben, benn iSti
ipnroCn auh riele bifsniiisgs uno 9tis
patesbduse 81 gbren Der 0aRs 6eiertyt.
am Nlcntas Giorsen um 8 ubr rurhS
oas OyOts9aaer er5fnst, bic Seri6ie
Der 9eamten pe,leIen unb IonIfise aui
bas guCampm5nt bsSdBIibe @eI6dGtC
eiIsbist. Tieier Tbeil eeS Or6sns III
In sinem bIdbenecn 9ultano.
Die grpbgSs bes Sroens trat an
8ienfas Yieresn in Der gIeaoemp 0
Niufc SuIammen un6 ipuree bon gfano
9iipple bspiQtommt. stubsr Der Dor
Ldufiasn Organization ipures nur ipenil
bra SntsreHs bsratbsn.
GaS 5aaYtersisnib fur bas 9ubIi
fun III glusemeinen luar bic Yarahg
srslhs am 9isnitas Nadmitias Ilati
fGns. Der Bug ipar in bier Dipiiipne
crganifrt, 6ie kd reipeilipe an genr
9SpOmins, 8nIbinsfcu unp 9Ioum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-05-19

= Die glrbeiteridhrsr, psIGe 10 ii6er
einen 9lusItano Der gIrbsiter poraus=
Iaeten, baben iid in ZEN 9lnlidtCn Der
Iebteren seirrt; iis baben Die 5prber'
uns elmer 2obnerb6bunB bon Ssbn Bros
,ent suriid9eSOscn unD ben pernunftis
seren @eS einseiala8eu, bic 9cmpas
nisn su einem idisbsribterIidem Sers
sIcid,e einsuIarsn. D0S mare iebenf
falls bon gtnfang on 6as Nidti8e
sepeIsu unS erIt ipsm Die eiitli9cn
8sriu6e febIialaeen, bat elm Strite Sur
Gttuueung sere 9 ter 8eresrlInBen
feline SereGtisuns. Die Infiibrer 8es
Iteben itIbit Gin, baB Die SdIIie 6er
grbeiier nidiS BON einCm Strite iDiiien
bpllen.
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glbenue aufitellten. Der Bug Iebts ii6
um balb 3 llbr in 8eipesuns unb ses
ipdbrte einen tpunberfbbnen gtnbIid
NIT ieinen 8annern, ben llniformen unb
ben in sreIIsn Surben berboritedenSen
He9aIien es tparen breiSebn 0hiiiis
uno 3ambourcorps in 2inie unb bic
An5abl Ger 2UeenbrdOer i6dbt mau
auf $500. Die @roBbeamten bieIten
AM GcurtbauspIabe 8ebue un6 fubrsn
SOnn mad alien iebenstperiben PuHften
Der Stabt.
Das Gcurtbaus. @ountpsefdngniB
uno anbere 6fentlide @ebdube erbiel=
ten sabIreide 8eiude unb glae nuns
oerten ii4 iiber bic bibI1en 8auten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-05-19
@criAtlidcs.

0as 9rpseBSerssi&uib fur ben SUM
@eriGietermine iuGrSs am Dcnnerltaa
fertio. Die @rDbaei6porensn psriam'
meIn ii6 om erRen glpntas i'm SUM.
baS Common 9IeaS @erid't aIB lipsiter
uno tritteR Moutas unb eas Guagtsl
SeIiipn @eritt AM pieiten Wlcnta9 in
SUM- unS sritsn DlOataS i'm Suli.
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siRs oentlder SrIele.
edpinsfutht aeheilt.

giusm alien grSis, be- beR Der grosls ,H.
riidetlogeu lsbt .Ju be ourh s:asn ofin6iihen
Wiis.shdr oie 9sl6Fs bnna siuss einfaaeu
beeethbiIi!&sH peiImiitels tiir bic ldue1e uno
sGatrnbs Seilunp bon pungsni@wnblaeel
9Fonditie, eaiarrb ahbma gas nden Sals.
unO eungeniranibeitsa aasgsb6noist agt
Elm Ritisl III pohiiuf. raoitals psiluue sos
asssenYdwddt uno aleu- 8erpsullIHlksiisn
4odbsni Der Goitcr Die WalHSsrbaEeH Sell
trdfie iu tnnEfHosn HaHsH sTpTobt battle, Grad,
tex Ct e Ial FtiRe paidl oas Riitel ieiHeH
IeiesRoen RitmeuideR befaHnt 40 maiden
RoR OisIsm Roiib nRo @uuih gttfitben, ban
bsite er. Sd itHot oisies 9s3epi gan, foiten.
frei an AIle, Die % IunniAeH in eeIiiher ena
Iii1tr oosr franJof der Sprnde. nit boUsl
NuweiInue BET ptrfeIlune uno BEE cehrnnd5s
Genoe aorfife uno AFisimartr, beliebe Did
auf oieie 3eiiAHg uuo ID ieHee ss Iofori. %
2. gepss, l49 TOwsrs 9Ied. @oasnsr. r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-05-19
George TafIpib,
Oentieb c SSirtb fcb a { t.
5I3 9itiston 9(pe. SlbIsite.

anoem id mtinsu HrsmSsn Die @sIbdfts.
sr6ifnnng lur aeHntnih brinae, aebs if Ole
8frfderdng ook i'd nsts Die porj i9lidbften
@eiTduie isOer sFi uno fs ME gi9arTen .u.r.
tdthia b lite.
Sd lperoe mid bctrebeu. Surb ,ubortom.
msnos Yeoiennug meinen Sdfen etn aufent.
bait ongenebm III MAIDEN.
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$50 ltnO sic iekt?
perben mir pisIfa9 ben friiberen 3un'
ben unss greunSen 8eiraSt.

irerben mir bisIfa9 ben friiberen Runs
ben unss greunSen 8eiraSt.
9lntpprt.-Se9s Sdufer iiber bem
aIten Stanb, 416 2adowanna Gpe., NIT
pppuIdren @cbdIfsn,
@rbBercr Grfabruns,
@rDbercm 9upitaI,
Grbberem Grebit,
unb ieSmBsIiGsn SOrtbeil, ben @eIb
brinsen fam, UNI bus Sinsbeu 9leibers
baus gum unbeitreitbaren Sauptquartier
fiir ben antauf bon feinen 9Ieioern i'm
nor65hIi9sn gennIpIpanien su MAIDEN.
8ringt feline 2aterne NIT,
bsnn bier gilt eS feline aIten 2absnbiiter
los su tperbsn.
1lnisre iunsen 9uidnsiOer baben bas
BETTE 8enomme.
9pmmt un6 betra6tet unier Eager
un6 ibr tper6et Itaunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-05-19
gNcifern OrciIeb Meef

8cftern SreiTeb Beef,
anber ben jpei garIaoungsn sus,ridietes
bleifdj. ons mir MOniaa nn6 Gpunerlfoo sr.
baltsn. tmpfangen mir td0lih iriid oeidloh.
.stes 6Ieifd ponI eanos. itifde nnS saIEGisr.
Butter. Safe uno ean6pro0ufis iiberboupt
Nir babsH ferner eiuen 0orrnib Der beIien
Bologna sDurt, friidp nn0 asiai,ene @dui.
tern Hippeu. Gbuds. @nuoniide etc. iluier,
Bolo0natunrft Ibertriiit ale onoere
:. pale & Go.
Ia f0t Qadamnnna aUenue.
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sSm. RDrnaeber'S
0entlde Mhnih.::1e
124 NittStpn &lDenme,
nabs Bird 5trabe.

Der eieeniblmsg ip 9egtEaIanb fiaaiIid
9sprnttfr aEolteisr uHe GbtniIsr. peFuenesi
onf Die 3nbtrrinn9 noH Mejepisu Die gTotte
Sorgialt alle Wseitamenie fno ITijh.
n@- 8eltpbonBerbinbung nit allen aer5trn.
Dtuiidle peilirdutT nHo @uutln. Paient.
Reobinen, 9oileite.attittI u. (. 10.
Beeiennne piinltIid uno rssl. 26
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Mp. 5.-atIi bic SltGtf, siitl uHt 9nisrtItu
oss Ttrflasisn in uue auf bic fslesnes Get spT
parsht eanb. sfl'seu in eem 5ppnlbip 9tin.
icm, yaddpanHa County une Staat gsanipl.
pania. btsrsnjt une btidriessu mic fsl9t, ntm
lid: anfanstne an tiHtr pfelsn uue Sidn
sdt, spn Ia iheli1 Swan,ia @rats, ptiiIit
rtfrbuuetrt uup ertiunbff9s,ig unb ltdbslsbn-
tsl Suibtn il siHtr edf, pCn ba Slflia eTsifii
Ruibfn iu finfr SbhaTlfidJt, rrn ia Glaiid
psbtn uEe fiHbalb Wrihf, rthli6 Astsu,ja mi
a6tuuhsif1is buneuiifff 9luibfn ID riHgT Slfei,
ftu uuh SitiHsds pen bd fiieliA iisttunge
eitrjis Gjrats, rsitliH sisFjig 9iuitfH M zinc
pfohsn unb Stsintds, pen bd iiielih ftsbsuue
,panjie uHe dnsiHiFl @Tabt, rsiflid spsiunt
lIttsnlig uut jptiuHbiittsnlia bnneSriild Ru
ibfn lH sinr pfOltn HHb Sifinfdt, Spn b
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-17

tions to their contcr; but what can
they know what new administration
would do in this matter?
No; the Republican party can not
be trusted. It may nominate whom it
picases. but the uncertain and un-
trustworthy, not to say vicious and un-
patriotic. character of the party itself
will suffice to repel the confidence of
the business classes. It may not be the
Republican candidate himself who will
dismay these conservative voters, but
rather his polyglot following, whose
aims and purposes are widely,
deeply and justly distrustcd. 1t
will never do to allow such
a party, no matter under what
leader, to capture the Government,
plung our finances into confusion.
shatter the fabric of National credit
and destroy the sense of sccuricty and
confidence on which all our business
prosperity is based.
The reckless Republican clamor for
Il change will, as II measure of self.
preservation. be firmly vetoed by our
business interests. s.-Boston Globe.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-17
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

MIR Blaine may rs well send his
plume to the National Museum. He
will scarcely need it next fall.-Louis-
vilie Courier-Journal.
The "illustrious father move
ment that looked to Lincoln and
Grant ticket next year has had back
set from which it will not recover.
Pittsburgh Post.
will Mr.. John Sherman carry
the otherwise useless Hayes around
with him, to sit on the stage in full
sight of the audiences he addresses in
behalf of fair count of the vote in the
Southern Statesa-M y Sun.
M. Halstead gives it out that he
considers President Cleveland fraud.
Halstcad once felt him 'clf called upon
to allude to General Grant rs drunken
fool NJ. Halstead's opinions are no
good. Cieceinnd Pain Deaier. '''
To the Republicans the lesson OF
the elertion in this State is-don' t
hedge on your principles. IN y
tribune. As the Republican party has
no principles, it can not very well
avail itself OF this lesson. detroit Free
Press.
President Cleveland reat.the real
estate spectators In st. Paul alessor
by refusing IA gift OF land near what
they called Cleveland Park. There
was time in the Executive mansion
when no gift would be refused, nc
matter what the object might be. but
that time has passed with Republican
rule. albany Arqus.
President Cleveland wrote let.
ter commencing the united Democ-
racy's ticket to the voters 'of thi.
Democratic city. That ticket was
elected Jim Blaine about the same
time wrote letter commencing
"Boss" Leeds. tho Republican candi-
date for sheriff in Philadelphia. to the
voters of that Republican city
8 Boss" Leeds was defeated. Com
ment is unnecessary. y. Herald
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-17
SPREAD OF EPIDEMlCS.
Tho Necessity Of Spreading Hygienic Prin
cipies Among All Glasses.

cipies Among All Glasses.
At the recent international Hygienic
Congress in Vienna, Prof. Pettenkofer
lectured on hygicnic instruction in uni
versities and technical schools, and
dwelt on the necessity of spreading
hygienic principles among all classes of
society. He largely quoted English
authorities, and. in alluding to the En-
glish proverb Cleanliness is next to
godlincss, remarked that the statistics
of the mortality of London show how
hygienic piety has been rewarded by
the heavens. In the course of his ad-
dress he dealt with the question Of
quaplntine arrangements. He denied
that the English are responsible for
cholera coming to Europe through the
Suez Canal. "This opinion" he said,
''is clearly rcfuted by the fact that we
were frequently visited by the disease
before the Suez Canal was opened. ant!
that since that time the epidemic has
appeared in many European countries.
while Great Britain, which now stands
| accused. and has suffered much through
cholera in former times. remains free
from it. Why do the English, in spite
Of their enormous traffic with India,
where the cholera is never extinct no!
transfer the disease to their own coun-
tryP On looking more closely into the
matter, It must be admitted that En-,
glands immunity from clolera since
1866 isnot caused by ,quarantincs and
other expensiveobstructions to interna
tional traffic, and 1t is to be hoped thal
Italy, France and Spain, as well a.
Russia, Germany and Austria -Hungar,
will follow England's example. IN Y
Post.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-17
POINTS FOR LADIES.
Some OF the Styles Affected by Fashion
able New York Women.

Some OF the Styles Affected by Fashion
able New York Women.
Tea gowns are, if possible more popu-
lar than ever.
Little girls are to wear very long
cloaks with wide capes.
Green and black arc fashionably
combined in millinery.
Velvet and plush are very fashiona BILE
materials for rich wraps.
Morning sacques of cashmere are
made with full vests of surah.
Ruby cut garnets are favorite stones
for jewelry in common use.
Braiding appears on many Of the
new cloth dresses and walking jackets.
Short seal jackets, that fit the figure
perfectly, are to be cxceedingl ly fashion
able. especially among young ladies.
Plain crochet trimming is considered
on effective dress garniture this season.
Mantles of seal skin, with sling
sleeves. are counted among fashionable
short wraps.
The sealskin sacque this season differs
little, ii any, from the sacques Of last
year.
Young ladies favor the fur capes
which cover the should ers and neck to
the waist line.
Some of the new costumes are made
with skirt and polonaise, the latter
having u basque front.
Long boas Of some fluffy fur are very
fashionable. These boas como with
muffs to match.
Embroidery is u feature just now Of
the felt and cloth bonnets, which are
worn with tailOr-made gowns.
Long coats of seal. a Ia Russe, tit the
figure snugly, have bell sleeves, and
are open up the skirt in tho back.
Buttons are omitted on many Of the
newly imported dresses, the Joined
fronts being covered with plastron or
fancy iabot.
Black Persian lambskin, more glossy
and wavy than astrakhan fur. ip pop
ular trimming, 1t also comes in sets,
including collaretts and mutt. IN y
World.
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How Western boys are brought Up to BE
New York Editors.

How WeAtern Boys arc brought Up to BE
New York Editors.
A philanthropic old gentleman was
passing along the street. and when in
front of fine residence his attention
was attracted by the remarks of
small boy about seven years old who
was playing with another boy on tho
sidewalk.
..Thats low, mean. sneaking.
cowardly, dirty lie." tho small boy
was saying, land you're blankety,
dashety.villainous liar! You're cheat,
pickpocket. u tramp, defaulIer, an
assassin, a vile. ,contemptible, base, de-
praved. dashed, BANKED crawling.
poisonous reptile!'
The kind old gentleman turned
around dumbfounded, dropped his
umbrella, and stared ut the youngster
in mute astOnishment. just then a
lady came to the door, and he said:
"Madam, is this your boyp"
Eyes, sir"
"Well, consider it my duty to in
form you that he was just now using
tho most shooking and horrible Ian
guage ever heard in my life Why.
he talked worse than an Anaruhistr'
"Is that SOP" replied the lady. sweet
ly. "rm glad it shocked you-it shows
that Willie is improving"
'Madamv' thundered the old gentle
man US he glared over his spectacles.
''can it be possible thsty are aware
that your son INDUCES in such Lam
guagep"
20. certainly--we've been training
him some time" .ssgs tiis,
"Are you heathenp' gasped the old
gentleman as his jaw dropped. IA
20. no." replied the lady as she
beamed complacently ON the astonished
party. mo. we're no heathens- -we're
just bringing our son up TO bo q New
York editor, Rip out smother editorial
for the gentleman. Willial"-- Chicago
! Tribune.